When I checked out the trailer for Holy Night: Demon Hunters, I was immediately smitten. It looked like an action horror movie in the vein of Blade or Vampires$, which is a favorite genre of mine. While it turned out to have a lot more in common with The Exorcist, I was not disappointed. Holy … Continue reading Review of HOLY NIGHT: DEMON HUNTERS
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Review of Getting to Know You by Jennifer MD Cox
I am always looking to check out new authors. I think it is essential to get the word out as much as possible so they get the opportunity to make more books. So I was happy to get a copy of the debut work by Jennifer MD Cox, Getting to Know You. The book is … Continue reading Review of Getting to Know You by Jennifer MD Cox
The One Ring Role Playing Game – Realms of the Three Rings Review
As mentioned in a previous review, “The One Ring” RPG is for those who are willing to learn and embrace the nuances of the game. It is not for the jump in and just give it a whirl type player or DM - or Loremaster as it is called in “The One Ring”. It requires … Continue reading The One Ring Role Playing Game – Realms of the Three Rings Review
Review of Kinks and Cantrips by Stellara Books
I am sad to admit that I don’t run out and buy that many RPG products anymore. I think it’s a combination of getting a few things for free in exchange for a review, my general state of starving author, or that I can’t seem to get a regular game going. But something popped on … Continue reading Review of Kinks and Cantrips by Stellara Books
Review of the Ultimate Chick Flick Cookbook by Richard S. Sargent
The Ultimate Chick Flick cookbook has brought together a very eclectic pick of “Chick Flick” movies across many decades. While many of them I have seen I did not always pay attention to the food or drink in the movie. Richard has found an interesting way to enjoy these wonderful Rom-Coms with family and friends … Continue reading Review of the Ultimate Chick Flick Cookbook by Richard S. Sargent
Interview with Richard Sargent author of The Ultimate Chick Flick Cookbook
Richard Sargent is an award-winning actor, director, producer, playwright and filmmaker. He has always been interested in creative cooking and decided to combine his loves into his latest book The Ultimate Chick Flick Cookbook: Fall in love with over 60 mouthwatering recipes, each inspired by the iconic romantic comedies you adore. He was nice enough … Continue reading Interview with Richard Sargent author of The Ultimate Chick Flick Cookbook
Review of MOTHERLOVER by Lindsay Ishihiro
Sometimes I get to review things and go, cool, I got to see this before other people, and sometimes, I review things and go, damn, I wish I had known about this years ago. Motherlove is the second kind of thing. Iron Circus Comics sent me the first print collection of the fan-favorite webcomic series, … Continue reading Review of MOTHERLOVER by Lindsay Ishihiro
Review of Sapphic Romance inspired by Nancy Meyer’s The Holiday ANYWHERE YOU GO by Bridget Morrissey
Anywhere You Go is a tale of two women who have nothing in common except the need to get out of town. Eleanor, a career-driven woman, has recently had a massive disruption to her job as a publicist in New York. Tatum, a small-town girl working at a diner, needs to escape an unexpected bout … Continue reading Review of Sapphic Romance inspired by Nancy Meyer’s The Holiday ANYWHERE YOU GO by Bridget Morrissey
Review of Black powder and Brimstone
Free League Publishing gave me a chance to check out their new offering, Black Powder and Brimstone. It is a grimdark fantasy RPG compatible with MÖRK Borge. It is a rules-light, art-heavy OSR game that offers swashbuckling adventure and gothic folk horror in an unholy blend. It’s kind of funny that I grew up playing … Continue reading Review of Black powder and Brimstone
Review of The Immortal Choir by Margaret Killjoy
One of the most interesting interviews I did back in 2023 was with Margaret Killjoy. She is the author of A Country of Ghosts and The Sapling Cage. She also plays piano, synth, and harp in the feminist black metal band Feminazgûl and hosts several podcasts. So when I found out I got to check an advance … Continue reading Review of The Immortal Choir by Margaret Killjoy